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by probinso 6y ago
gave to mutual aid groups, went to local artists for gifts, shifted as many purchases as possible to local businesses
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by probinso 6y ago
if you're doing it on your own, it helps to have a motivating story. there are a category of math book that is historically driven. you can pick a topic and typically find a really strong and well-written book on the history of that to
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by probinso 6y ago
Yes
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by probinso 6y ago
if I were to guess, I think that we have shared similar minds at some point. if you don't like software development for software developments sake, then I would suggest branching into other fields for at least a little while. people ne
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by probinso 6y ago
change jobs and tell the people who you are interviewing with that your desired income is at the upper bracket of your peers. software development is a worker's market. either that or if you want to stay with this company, invert the p
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by probinso 6y ago
I would reach out to people who spoke at xoxo conference
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Go back or forward in time
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by probinso 6y ago
a couple of months ago I would have said to check out national Parks. now it might not be the right weather for a lot of them. I hit glacier and Yellowstone in the same 9 day trip. there was plenty of space to social distance, Park rangers
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by probinso 6y ago
and here I always thought the answer was Adderall
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by probinso 6y ago
Read theory & history. Political, ethical, math, social, philosophy, and power dynamics Find something you can volunteer for that is direct action and has you interact with people
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by probinso 6y ago
Nope
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by probinso 6y ago
I think that gradual truth should become a human right. If truth or human rights then privacy would not be. In a just world privacy should have an expiration date, potentially beyond the end of participants but always resulting in complete
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by probinso 6y ago
Use NextCloud. It's going to be worth doing threat modeling for different things, but a lot of operational problems can be solved with this and it is self-hosted
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by probinso 6y ago
Give them 2 months notice for your resignation
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by probinso 6y ago
Always hardware support
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by probinso 6y ago
You have to balance interest against need. My job search strategy heavily prioritizes interest. I will watch videos from conferences who overlap technologies I enjoy. For any speaker I enjoy I note their company. I will use LinkedIn to find
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by probinso 6y ago
You tell them that it's a priority. You make it clear that they're continued work on projects includes these priorities. you tell people to include this stuff in code reviews. Frankly it doesn't matter what the company's
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by probinso 6y ago
Dismantling capitalism
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by probinso 6y ago
E2EVIV - end to end verified internet voting, is an open field of research. there's a company out of Portland that is working on implementations from publications called Free and Fair. The IVF internet voting foundation has some good d
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by probinso 6y ago
I left before the pandemic started. Apparently it has been very popular within aerospace as an industry. I think that it has become less popular in the past decade, but that's where it started
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by probinso 6y ago
When I worked at JPL they did 9/80s. It was really nice
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by probinso 6y ago
I would suggest pushing them for a 9/80. it's an appropriate compromise on both sides of the fence
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by probinso 6y ago
Julia, Anglican, Elm, or C. it definitely depends on the application, but these are some of my favorites. I really want to try rust.
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by probinso 6y ago
Volunteer -> elect
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by probinso 6y ago
you're looking for Google summer of code. I don't know if anybody else does it, but they do it. Unfortunately it is only in summers, but if you choose a project carefully you might be able to get external sponsorship throughout th
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by probinso 6y ago
pytorch is so much easier than tensorflow. you can really do very cool things in both libraries but just in terms of lines of code and readability pytorch takes the Cake
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by probinso 6y ago
There are also lots of types of math that would benefit from learning prolog
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by probinso 6y ago
http://linear.ups.edu A very detailed open source interactive linear algebra textbook written in sage, by Rob beezer
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by probinso 6y ago
Sage, Julia, or R
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by probinso 6y ago
ASD is fairly common in engineering fields. It's more going to be a concern about which company you're at. I've known some okay ASD managers, very good ASD tech leads, good ASD individual contributors, and very good ASD rese

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